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Strand 1: Social and ethical significance
1.1
Reliability and integrity
1.2
Security
1.3
Privacy and anonymity
1.4
Intellectual Property
1.5
Authenticity
1.6
Digital divide and equality of access
1.7
Surveillance
1.8
Globalization and cultural diversity
1.9
Policies
1.10
Standards and protocols
1.11
People and machines
1.12
Digital citizenship
Strand 2: Application to specified scenarios
2.1
Business and Employment
2.2
Education and Training
2.3
Environment
2.4
Health
2.5
Home and Leisure
2.6
Politics and government
Strand 3: IT Systems
3.1 -
Hardware
3.2 -
Software
3.3 -
Networks
3.4 -
Internet
3.5 -
Personal and Public Communications
3.6 -
Multimedia and Digital Media
3.7 -
Databases
3.8 -
Spreadsheets, modelling and simulations
3.9 -
Introduction to project management
HL Extension
3.10 -
IT systems in organizations
3.11 -
Robotics, artificial intelligence and expert systems
3.12 -
Case Study 2012
3.13 -
4 elements analysis
Extra Topics and important information.
4.1
Command Terms
4.3
Campus Party
4.2
Mock Questions
4.4
EXAM 1
4.5
CES 2011
4.6
Review Championship
Project
5.1
Paper 1 Database Question
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6.1
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Definition/Theory (Class Summary)
Scareware is a type of malware designed to trick victims into purchasing and downloading useless and potentially dangerous software.
News Articles
http://iits.haverford.edu/help-center/protecting-your-computer/avoiding-scareware/
Exam questions or things to think about Social and Ethical Issues
Class Exercises
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Definition/Theory (Class Summary)
Scareware is a type of malware designed to trick victims into purchasing and downloading useless and potentially dangerous software.
News Articles
http://iits.haverford.edu/help-center/protecting-your-computer/avoiding-scareware/Exam questions or things to think about Social and Ethical Issues
Class Exercises
Examples or Activities